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Muhyiddin receives a letter from his youngest supporter

HAJAR UMIRA MD ZAKI
By HAJAR UMIRA MD ZAKI
15 Nov 2022 12:59am
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SHAH ALAM - A heartwarming letter was given to Perikatan Nasional chairman Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin from a little admirer during the PN campaign trail here today.

Muhyiddin read the letter along with the boy named Rizki on stage.

In the letter Rizqi six, wrote about his experience during the pandemic and thanked Muhyiddin for taking care of him and his family.

“This is a message of prayers for atok (Muhyiddin), I would like to thank you for taking care of us during the Covid-19 period.

“I got to stay with mummy and daddy for quite a long time, I was so happy to spend quality time with my parents

“Thank you atok (Muhyiddin), I pray that you are always healthy and become the Prime Minister, I want you to do the best for Malaysia,” RIzqi wrote

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Muhyiddin was all smiles as he received the letter from his young supporter.

Muhyiddin- who is also the PN candidate for Pagoh was here to support came PN's Shah Alam candidate, Dr Afif Bahardin on his campaign trail at Perkarangan PKNS, Section 18.

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Muhyiddin Yassin
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Covid 19
15th general election
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FORMER PRIME MINISTER
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